Acne

I know it is tempting to think that anything as tough to get rid of as acne must need tough treatment with harsh soaps and cleansers. I’ve got news for you, this is just not true. Your skin cells are delicate, fragile and sensitive, so treat them kindly. The acne you are trying to eliminate is not coming from the surface of the skin, so you can’t wash it away or kill it with harsh chemical creams. You can help your skin by applying Miracle Skin Repair Cream which I formulated to provide soothing protection for the skin and which will provide topical nourishment that will help it return to health much faster. However, never forget that acne is coming from the inside of your body as the natural consequence of two things. One is too many “simple” carbohydrates in your diet, and the second is a lack of adequate nutrition. Once that is corrected, the acne will disappear as if by magic.

The enormous number of people with Acne, from teens to adults, has spawned a huge number of drugs and over the counter preparations for the elimination of acne. As people soon discover with their use, none of these preparations have any long term or lasting effectiveness. Worse still, the drugs are accompanied by many undesirable side effects. Fortunately there are natural steps you can take to eliminate acne and enjoy the beautiful and healthy skin Nature intended you to have. Below, I have outlined those steps, which, if followed, will bring you not only healthy radiant skin, but a long and healthy lifetime free from the diseases which are the scourge of modern society.

As a child consuming cold cereals made of refined flour coated with sugar, drinks of fruit juice and soda pop, snacks of cookies, crackers, and doughnuts, and meals of pasta and spaghetti, and deserts of cookies and cake, and candy treats, your young and healthy pancreas puts out all the insulin you need.However, by the time you reach those all important teen years, this kind of micro-nutrient deficient “simple” carbohydrate diet for the first 12 years of your life has left your cells with too little in the way of nutrient reserves to be able to process all this glucose in an effective way. The first thing that happens is that the glucose in the diet is in excess of the ability of the nutritionally deficient mitochondria to convert it into ATP. As a result the glucose can’t get into the mitochondria and the glucose starts to saturate the cell.Because of the constant exposure to the environment, the skin endures a high degree of wear and tear, thus skin cells have to replace themselves constantly. This means they have a high energy demand, and they need and get a lot of glucose, and the more glucose there is in the diet, the more they get. The nutritional deficiencies that accompany a “simple” carbohydrate diet,  eventually show up as nutritional deficiencies in every cell in the body, including skin cells. These nutritional deficiencies prevent the skin cell mitochondria from fully functioning. The glucose does not get converted to ATP and just stays in the cell as glucose until the cell becomes so saturated it can accept no more. By this time the lack of Vitamin A and B-2 are causing the oil in the sebaceous glands to become thick and sticky, and this traps bacteria. Looking around for a good meal, the bacteria discover a huge supply of glucose in the neighboring cells. With all this food they are soon multiplying faster than rabbits in Australia and a huge bacterial colony is established in the skin pores. At this point the immune cells discover the bacterial colony and attack. First comes the chemical warfare becomes red, swore and swollen. Next is the attack by the macrophages who eat themselves to death gorging on bacteria, littering the battlefield with their swollen pus filled bodies. By now your dreaded pimple is sticking out there for all the world to see. So, if you are a typical teenager you console yourself with a candy bar and wash it down with a bottle of soda pop and wonder why your pimples are turning into a bad case of Acne!